Climate Change Hamilton

The Bay Area Climate Change Council is looking for their first ever Manager. Please feel free to share this job ad with anyone you think might be interested and qualified. Applications are accepted until August 17! https://talent-mohawkcollege.csod.com//ca/JobDetails.aspx

Hamilton friends! Do you love taking photos of nature/and or recording sounds of nature? Then you might want to contribute to the Metanoia Project: Nature is Us..., an immersive, digital art installation project to raise awareness about the need to protect Hamilton's biodiversity. Please find details here: https://www.hamiltonpollinatorparadise.org/the-metanoia-pro Now go ahead and contribute!! See more

Hey GTHA youth, your communities need you to take #ClimateActionNow and we have an awesome opportunity where you can make a real difference! Join @yci.org’s #InnovateMYFuture program, funded by @LeadersToday, to enhance your climate leadership skills and collaborate with local experts and youth to tackle climate issues in your community. Learn more and apply today youthclimateaction.ca ... #betterthannormal #CanadaServiceCorps #LeadersToday @EvergreenCanada

See this upcoming virtual event from Environment Hamilton! Uber, Transit, and the Future of Hamilton - A conversation with James Wilt - Wednesday, June 17th at 4pm Environment Hamilton is pleased to host a virtual talk with James Wilt, author of "Do Androids Dream of Electric Cars? Public Transit in the Age of Google, Uber and Elon Musk". EH Climate Campaign Coordinator Ian Borsuk will engage in conversation with James about his book, his research more generally, and what it ...all means at the local level for a city like Hamilton. This event is FREE but space is limited. Please register today via Eventbrite! Registrants will receive a Zoom call link prior to the event that will give them access to the talk. The talk will also be recorded and shared via social media at a later date. CLICK HERE to register: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/uber-transit-and-the-future-of-

Hamilton's Sarah Jama from the Disability Justice Network of Ontario gave an amazing presentation in this webinar. Recording available at the link!